Special characters in command line

[yuris]

Hi,
I need to use special characters using zimbra commands
for example: zmprov ma test@example.com displayName āēŗ
Is it possible to do that? Because now it displays in unrecognisable characters.

I use ZCS 6 on ubuntu linux.
thnx

[FritzBrause]

This issue is caused by LC environment Settings in .bash_profile in /opt/zimbra.

export LANG=C

will not work as expected since this most likely does not match with your systems settings in /etc/default/locale. If you change this value in /opt/zimbra/.bash_profile to

export LANG=en_US.ISO-8859-1

or whatever your System setting is (mostly UTF8 these days), all
is working fine on the command line too.

Regards

Andreas

[yuris]

I have UTF-8 in /etc/default/locale.
When i set UTF-8 in /opt/zimbra/.bash_profile then it works fine when i write in console but whe i execute zmprov command then doesn't work special symbols.
I tryed command: zmprov ma test@example.com sn ēēēāāā.
After this command in web interface there are not these symbols. But if i change them in web admin site then it works fine.
Problem is that i have over 100 users to change settings where are special symbols like ēāī.
I tryed load from file these names but same problem.

[FritzBrause]

you may try to quote the names e.g.

zmprov ma test@example.com displayName 'āēŗ'

[yuris]

Still nothing.
I tryed "āēŗ" and 'āēŗ'

Interesting than from root user i can use special symbol commands. But zimbra commands doesn't work from root user.